Answer / vinay

unable to understand can you expand your question so that i
can understand

Answer / vinay

Thanks man

sorry i don't know the answer if any one knows about it
please post it

thanks

Answer / tarak bhatt

You mean to say all PCs will be connected to ISA server and ISA Server will be connected to router?

In this case communication speed may decrease (loading web page time will increase) due to ISA but bandwidth will remain same.

OR

you mean to say all PCs will be connected to router, ISA server also be connected to router... all PCs will send data to ISA server via router, ... ISA server will verify information and send data to back to Router to send over Internet ?

In this case, your bandwidth and communication speed both will be hurt.

Answer / santosh kumar nayak

If all your systems connected to ISA server and your ISA server is connected to router, there ll not be any issue with the bandwidth. Instead of low bandwidth, your internet speed will became faster than earlier. Because main feature of ISA is to eliminate unwanted traffic in the Network. Also it creates own Cache file(DNS) of frequently accessed pages, which ll reduced the Router overhead and speedup the browsing speed also.

Answer / javid

yes plz i am going to Explain it again.

Hi,we have one gateway which is our Router is interface, now
for the net filtering purpose i would like to set up an ISA
Server,between the router and LAN PCs and assign the ISA
server's IP as gateway for the all PCs. i hope that u can
get it.Thanks in Advance

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